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Table Cannot be Manipulated Programmatically

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DougW - 25 Mar 2008 12:57 GMT
I want to be able to copy the last record in a table a number of times and
append those copied records to the table.  I was able to create an Append
query that handles this.  My normal data entry to this table is done via a
form bound to the table.  I want to be able to run my append query from this
same form.  I have created a field for the number of copies desired and an
action button on the form, to launch the append query.  However when I
attempt to run the append query while the form is open, I get the error that
the table is already opened by another used or open through the user
interface and cannot be manipulated programmatically.

Is there any known work-around for this?  I have tried binding my form to a
query of the table, rather than the table itself, but I get the same error.

I would really appreciate any tips on this - thanks!

-- Doug
DougW - 25 Mar 2008 13:12 GMT
I figured it out - on the form, I just needed to set the form properties,
under Data/Record Locks, to "No Locks".   Seems to be working fine now.

> I want to be able to copy the last record in a table a number of times and
>append those copied records to the table.  I was able to create an Append
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>
>-- Doug
 
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